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I read the least amount of books this month that I have read in a really long time, but you know what? I am actually okay with that. This year I have been focusing on not pressuring myself to read, because it takes away from the enjoyment, and rather try to immerse myself fully in … Continue reading February Wrap Up
Rating: 4/5 starsRelease Date: 09/07/19Synopsis: Eragon meets And I Darken in this thrilling new fantasy debut that follows a fallen princess as she ignites a rebellion to bring back the magical elemental crows that were taken from her people.In the tropical kingdom of Rhodaire, magical, elemental Crows are part of every aspect of life...until the Illucian empire invades, … Continue reading Review: The Storm Crow by Kalyn Josephson
January is probably my least favourite month of the year because it is cold, Christmas is over, and I'm just waiting for summer to come and help me out of this wet wintery hole. Although I did read 14 books! That is slightly on the lower side for the amount of books that I generally … Continue reading January Wrap Up
I suppose no one really ever goes into a book wanting it (or expecting it) to be bad, but there are some books you just have a feeling about, you know? Those books that sit on your shelves for ages while you eye them up and procrastinate on reading them because you think they are … Continue reading Five Star Predictions
First of all - who can believe it is already 2019? NOT ME. I am so excited about so many books this year, and I cannot wait to read them all! There is always something so refreshing and hopeful about the start of the year, and I had such fun making this TBR. This month … Continue reading January TBR
I have read close to 200 books this year, and it was pretty hard to narrow it down to a few favourites. But eventually, I managed to do it! I have even painstakingly ordered them, from 1 being the best, and 10 being...well, not the worst - these are my top ten books after all … Continue reading The Best Books of 2018
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